Last week I ordered two Vietnam War books spontaneously when visiting the inner city. One of the books turned out to be written by AI with the title of:
Vietnam War - The Story of an Infantryman in Vietnam War by Sandra Koch.
Yes, it was bad as you might expect. It promised to be the experience of an infantryman during the war but turned out to be an atrocious attempt at a history book. Expressions were off, citations were inconsistent and incomplete, and when listing war sites some of them were being repeated. In addition in some instances instead of the letter "c" a special character was used. Font size was too large and the heading of subchapters were done poorly.
Examples of gibberish:
1. In regards to the Dien Bien Phu battle:
"The French were fighting against the approaching French."
Haters will say I don´t understand the concept of a mirror match.
2. Lyndon B. Johnson at a speech:
"We´re not about to send American boy 9 or 10 miles away from our home to do what Asian boys need to be doing for us."
A single boy should be enough, if he is Rambo. 9 or 10 miles away?! First you would write it as "nine or ten miles" and second Vietnam being so c,lose to Texas (Johnson´s home state) is just a pun at Americans being bad at geography.
3. More about the president:
"Johnson would reply to Johnson that Johnson changed his mind."
4. Gulf of Tonkin incident:
"Turner Joy was firing on the Maddox and Turner Joy at that moment."
So it was just a military exercise? And the first ship shot itself too? Jesus!
I read the damned thing to page 57 and then head back to the inner city today to give the book back. I didn´t even had to convince the woman at the book store with my prepared evidence (a full A4 page of lunacy) that this book was AI slop. So I got my money back without any trouble.
